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Scientific American, Vol. 93, No. 9 (1905) (1905)

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the city, with the exception span type, and its forwerd trucks were already on the at points where the canal intersects the avenues. At of 100 feet along the sea wall right-of-way, to be abutment, when a steamer, through some misunder- these points the excavated material is forced through carried… … trucks remained on 44%, miles long and weighs 40,000 pounds the abutment, but the to the lineal foot. The after set fell into the river when the floor of the bridge collapsed. wall is built upon a round piling foundation, the piles to fill up, the water running off through a discharging being 45…

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